Travis Carter

PhD Candidate
School of Criminal Justice

BS 2019, University of Iowa

139 Baker Hall
655 Auditorium Rd.
East Lansing, MI 48824
(517) 353-5150
carte475@msu.edu

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Biography

Travis is a 4th-year doctoral student in the School of Criminal Justice at Michigan State University. His research interests are centered on the intersection between crime and policing in communities. He focuses specifically on how these patterns of behavior change over time and how they can have varying influences on the well-being of those who live in these communities. Travis currently serves as a graduate research fellow for the Michigan-Statistical Analysis Center and his recent work has appeared in the Journal of Criminal Justice.

Publications

Explaining the Relationship Between Neighborhood Disorder and Crime Fear: The Perceptual Role of Neighbors and the Police

Year: 2021 Authors: Carter, T. & Wolfe, S. Journal: Journal of Criminal Justice

Examining the Immediate Effects of COVID-19 on Residential and Commercial Burglaries in Michigan: An Interrupted Time-Series Analysis

Year: 2021 Authors: Carter, T. & Turner, N. Journal: Journal of Criminal Justice